Despite the terrible covered wheel design: I am always floored how designers can radically redesign a car (like so) but still retain styling attributes that make you say "Yeah thats a [VW]". 

you aren't alone.

I have no pictures or proof, but here it is. Heading south over the i95 bridge from Philadelphia (right next to Philly Int'l Airport). 2 inches of snow had fallen quickly, so the plows were having trouble keeping up. Driving around 60-65 in the left lane when I turned into the right hand curve leading off the bridge…

Top Gear did that too — but they didn't re-evaluate. I think Musk has a big job — protecting and growing an entirely new product. But no doubt Elon Musk is a brand bully. He's got a lot at stake, but handled this situation poorly. 

I disagree. While I can't say I am an advocate of the battery powered car, I can say that you'd had to assume that conservation becomes a natural part of the experience; At least while the infrastructure is limited. Conservation cars mean that we have to be willing to change our perception of personal mobility. It's…

It gave me a raging car-don. I can't figure it out myself, but for some inner-trash reason this van is beautiful. 

Why does this lame argument continue to happen. It fails to address the fundamental market needs of the two countr-inents. It is only recently that our two different needs are becoming similar.

It would be better if white people stop thinking anything is racist until the ACLU files a suit. Otherwise its just phony pretentiousness. And it shows our allegiance to the ACLU's unflinching black and white view on everything. Oh shit — Is saying "black and white" racist?

"I like this solution because it takes a bold, harsh look at the problem of battery range and bravely turns and runs away, into the welcoming arms of good old gasoline."

I think the boxy rear lights are becoming more of a GM styling concept. The new rear reminds me more of a 2013 Malibu than the Camaro. That being said, it is unsettling. The corvette styling always seemed anti-corporate. Now it's just the opposite.

Sturdily Sturdy build car in China for mass consumption!

Dude. Agreed.

Listen, I'll take Burqa'd-up women over a sausage fest any day too.

Guangzhou Automobile: Assemble sturdily stable in China!

Seizure GIFs

HAH Skip Barber.

Honda's social seating is like Facebook. You're the driver and the person you are in a relationship with sits in the passenger seat, then 2.5-3 of your friends sit in the back. You try to ignore them when they talk to you but you don't want to be rude.

Can't say how happy I am to see GM finally have something to compete with globally. It's a step in the right direction — would make my die-hard GM Dad proud!

I hope they give the new owners the same key fob you get when you buy an Malibu.

Freedomize.